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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

IndICAt1Ons.
WASHINGTON. July 25 1 A. NJ.
For Ohio and Indiana-Warmer, fair weather;
northerly. shifting to sasterly winds.
For Illinois-Warm, fair weather; winds
shifting to southerly
For Lower Mchigan-Fair weather; lower
temperature in the northern portion: higher
temperature in the southern portion variable
winds. generally easterly.
For Wisconsin-Far weather; variable winds:
lower temperature in the northern portion:
higher temperature in the southern portion.
Local Weather Record.
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Got What He Worked For.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
Sy1vanus Cobb jr, wrote for N oney and he
got it. He did not write for fame, and fame
forgot him even before he was dead.
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An Obscure College.

Boston journal.
There is an American college in Rome but il
has no baseball club, and is. therefore, never
heard of.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

phis Theater Friday afternoon and
carried away two handsome mirrors.
They have rot yet b en- arrested.
The union prayer meetings at the
Coutt Street Church havs continued
to grow In intareit during the prst
week. They will be continued through
this week.
The Memphis Raal Estate Elk.
change Is in corr spondence with par
ties with a view OF locating A rolling
mill in the city when the Birmingham
rosd is completed.
"A well known fireman, who was
msrried Friday night, vas serensded
with tin pans aud horns last night
He complaiGed to the police that the
serenRders had thrown bricks through
the window.
Col. j. W. Buford, Clerk Of the
Supreme Couit, Jackson, Tenn, writes
that the Shelby county law docket
will be called perempto'ily on meet.
ing Of the court, a. s o'clock, Monday
morning, Alrl 4th.
A special meeting oithe Hibsrniau
Fraternity will be held at their hall,
corner Of Second and Jefferson streets,
this evening at 2:S0 o'clock. A
good attendance Is requested. BY Or
der OF the president.
Manager Frank Gray Will take a
benefit at the Theater tomorrow even.
ing, when John T. Raymond aud COM
pany will present the Woman HIter.
The house will be crowded by q large
aud fashionable audience.
Will tho railroad managers please
publish for the benefit oil the pco-
pie OF city and country the railroad
rates from Memphis to Washington
and return to attend the national
drill. Thousands want to know.
Mary Jones, colored, residing at
No. lSi st. Martin street, gave birth to
a still born child four days ago. Help
less and alone, and not knowing how
to proceed 10 have the corpse re.
moved, it has lain there ever since.
Pioneer Assembly, No. 2l3S,
Knjghts OF Labor, will hold an open
meeting a. Freman's Hall, corner OF
Adams and Second %streeip, Sunday
night a. 7;30 o'clock. All interested
in labor mstters are invited to be
present.
Capt. L, +. Tobiu forwarded his
new bond as Surveyor OF the Port oil
Memphis to Washington yesterday.
1t b sars the following signatures: DR..
d. I, Porter, L. B. Turley, T, J
Latham and VIM. II. Carroll; amount
100000.
The regular dramatic season in
Memphis will be closed this week by
the Raymond engagement. A few
travelling attractions that bloom In the
spring may come along from the
South in April and appear at the
Memphis Theater.
George L. V~audervost, tatkeepel
Tor Il. Lindern aun, vas arrested by
Oticer kehoe yesterday on suspicion
OF completely In the robbery Of Henry
Jones, q drummer. Annie Davis, "a
inmate Of 1873 Main 9 rect, Is alto held
on the tame CT args. The amount
lost 10 aNout $40.
"A Thousand people we're in the
MatatoIium last night, and they
listened with the closest attention and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
CITY NEWS.

The street railway consolidation
bao been authorized by the Lsgisla-
tule,
"A charter has been secured for a
rail way from West Memphis to Mari
anna, Ark.
-Adolph Kelleter has been indic'c !
by the grand jury for the cutting Of
Carl Bauer,
Mira. Lizzie Schulz has been par
doned for cnrjing Conces lied weapons
by @ ". Taylor.
William Venablo and MIRA. Jane
Tucker we're licensed yesterday TO
link their destinies.
-Isasc Smith wac yesterday granted
q divorce from his wife on the
ground OF abandonment.
Nick Smi'h and Henry Malone
have been relieved of the suspicion Of
tbs assault upon the Nabors family.
The Young Mems Htbrew Asso-
citation hold their regular monthly
meeting this at.orroou at 2;30 O'Clock.
As the Legislature %s1journs Tuca.
day, the Shelby delegation concluded
to remain ct Nashville until they can
return home 10 stay.
-Messrs. Lo weinberg and Hitzield.
two rival merchants, INDUCED 10 sui
phorous Language In the Police Cour
yesterday. No blows.
New Tishomingo gravel ia being
nut on the 10 .dway on the Custom
HOUSE grounds and other improve
ments made to the sewers, etc.
Two negroes entered the Me n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
PERSONAL.

DR. W. I. AERINGToN has gone to
Mexico.
Miss CELIA LowEN 5TEIN has re.
turued from ViCksburg.
MISS LIZZIE CARPENTER, of Louis.
T vile, left n her home last night.
MIss SARAH HALLE will leave short.
ly for a pleasure trip TO Chicago.
Mrs. q. g. ARMsTR1Nd, OF Evans.
vile, is visiting her son in this city.
F.. G. BUCHANAN and birds have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip.
T. B. TREzEvANT leaves today for
Esope. He will not return before
AugIs..
CAPT. j. T. LAwLEss having spent
the winter in Colorado Spcings, Col ,
haS returned ve5y much improved in
health.
VIZ PoPPRNHKIMRR, a enterprisirg
merchant of Columbus, Mise, will
remove to this city to loca'e perms-
nently.
d. P. MADDEN, John Overtou, IT,, s.
P. Walker, Napoleon Hill and p. Kali
loher are registered at the Maxwell,
Nashville,
MISS SATTIR joni Ia at present 60
journing at GIeenville, Miss, where
she is visiting her sisters, Mrs. B. Wa
da1er aud Mrs. j. Hirsh.
MISS MAY SEAY, OF Iuka Miss, is
spending a few weeks with her
cousins, Misses Ida and Mamie For
syth, at No. ITO Alabama street.
If Mr.. Lawson, late from the over
flow district, Phi lips county, Ark,
will apply at onee to d. NJ. Scales, Nc
Lemore avenue, he may find it to his
advantage.
MISS MARIE HITzFRLD, the alto who
has delighted Memphis audiences for
four or five years, contemplates a trip
to New York for hepurpose of study
ing music,
A SPECIAL musical programme has
been arranged for the Strsngsrs'
Church tervicas tonight, as 1t will bs
Miss Susie Green woods last appear
ance in the city for some time.
CARDS are out for the marriage OF
Miss Ca RE Punp to Mr.. George B.
Sachs, Il Cincinnati, which will take
place at the Young Mems Hebrew AS
s~oc'aion Hall Wednesday evening,
April 9th.
Miss ADDIR LowEEsTKIN, after spend
ing several months here on a visit
with her uncle ard aunt, MI. and Mrs.
Z Lowenstein, left for New York Fri
day night, accompanied by Mr.. Z.
s!ckles, OF that metropolis.
ATTENTION is called - the card OF
Darlington Mason 4 Sons, who are
agents for the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, OF New York. This is one
OF the strongest companies in the coun-
try, and the firm that are its agents
are likely to do an immense business.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

ere ased to about twenty-five pieces,
by the importation Of artists on neces-
sary instruments, and the entertain.
mer t given in such style OF perfection
thst it will be q treat never before
surpassed in this city.
Shelby by Sym.nds; Tn. Gold N
Hope, by Cham Russell; The Wood
ldnders, by Thomas Hardy Scribners
for April, and What TO Wear, for spring
and summer, at NJ nsford's.
Sam JchnTon, .alias Flank Robin
son, co o ed, wa gwen some articles
to di'pose e yesterday by a conid-
Jog friend. He did al I, questej, but
fai'eI to account for Il G proceeds. He
waslocked up on a charge of LARGE ~.
Some mischievous boys placed a
monster torpedo on the ST. eet car tIa}k
a. the corner Il Main ald Adams, Ia t
night. A RAISING csr exploded it, and
ihe roise there ( caused q stanpede
among the police. The car Tad pro.
,esded only a short distance vixen a
similsr explotion followed.
Gospel meeting aud service tf
song this evening at $3.50 o'clock in
the rooms OF the Young Meas Chri;-
tan Association, conducted by TIE
Rev. w. II. Eyanp. Everybody in
vited. Services lat enc hour. Good
singing; short ta'ks. You are wei.
come.
Owen Sweeney, white, was or.
rested by Officer Jordan last night, for
auault with q p'stoi with intent to
kill Wa h Langley, at 204 Front etreet.
The two men occupy apartments a.
the pace, and the trouble aroEe 10 a
dispute over spoons, held by Lag
ley's son a1d ca med by Swee,ey.
Tie prisoner claimed the discharge OF
the pistol wa a%cci6en'a'.
The Watchmdn, organ of the col
ored people In this city, rays in it's
issue Of yesterday "The unlawful and
outrageous actions OF some OF the
Magistrates Courts in and about this
city is alarming and a great injustice.
The manner in which poor colCred
people are pulled aud hauled into such
dives Ia deplorable, and such should
be stopped and an end put to it. Err
roneous charges, high fines and all
other devilish irfl ctions are being
daily prscticed upon some poor,
innocent cresture, regardless Of law
and proper procedure. Let this mat.
ter be looked into, and the Magistrate
guilty OF such be dealt with and de-
nounCed publicly"
In connection with the exercises
OF commencement week, June $3.50,
1887, the University Of Michigan will
celebrate the httieth anniversary Of
its organization. 1hs programme Of
the proposed celebration, so far as can
be made known at the present time,
includes addresses by Prof. Henry s.
FrieEe, the Hon. Austin Blair, Prof.
J. M. b. Sill, ;he Hon. Thomas w.
Palmer, the Hon. Samuel +. Miller,
DIR, w. H. Day, DR.. John w. Cool
idee, aud President Angel, Of the
university. Wednesday evening,
June 99th, Mendelssohn's ~oratorio Of
Eiijah will be given by the University
Musical Society. Any former student
of the university who desires to re-
ceive circulars OF information relative
to the semi centennial celebration
should send his address at once to
J, H. Wade, Ann Arbor, Mich.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

HER MARbL.E WORKS!
CORNER SECOND AND ADAMS STREETS.

tootifed approval frequently by pro.
longed applause, A very interesting
s%ervics will be held there tonight
Everybody invited, especially the
working people.
The fist steamer In the new New
Orleans and Colombia Steamship Com.
pany will start about April 18th. a
prospectus Of the line has been re-
csiued from Mr.. w. A Gwyn, former.
ly of this city, but now secretary OF
the New Orlears Commercial Club,
woo is financially interested in the
enterprise.
-Fra7k Ro'and. The expert FAT
burglar, who robbed the faf9 of the
Southern Express Company at Brink
10y, Ark, in December, 1885, was yes
teriay,sentenced by tha Monroe Coun-
walk Court to o Term offve yeas in
S ate's prison. Roald was CaptuIeda
few days after the robbery a. lis home
in Ga'esbuTg, III.
A grand testimonial concert 10
honor Of Mics Frances Pu.zol will be
given under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, ct it's hall,
next Wednesday evening. The young
lady has besn foremost among volun.
teeIs in every entertainment 10, char
table purposes, and will certainly have
a rousing ovation.
The spring rec meeting in con-
neCtion with the Dallas State Fair and
Exposition Association begins April
9th and continues five days. One
hundred horses or more ere already in
attendance aud entered for the races.
1t is the intention OF the Association
to establish a race course in connee-
ton with the fair in that city second
to o In the Southwest.
Passengers trains OF the X O., M.
q Il. r. will commence running TO
Tupelo, Miss, today. The first train
will leave here at 4 O'clock p m aud
reach Tupelo the anne evening at $50
o'clock, where connection Ia made
with the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
There will be an excursion from Tupe.
10 and New Albany to Memphis on the
9th Of April.
"A dora'ion party will be he'd a.
~. Mary's Cot age Ho5pita', 1913
Ma a ~ street, on Monday next,
March 2Sth, from IL o'clock IN. until 5
o'clock IN. The ma ayers are in
imm d'a'e need OF money, provisions,
furniture, J aths, bedding, lamps, glass
and other ware, and friends are re-
quested TO help them literally now.
The beg inning of the work is ntces-
En- lily the time Of It's greatest need. A
list Of the Ulcers aud other particu-
lars will be published shortly.
I'm the case OF the libelled show
bo6t Rob Roy, Judge Hammond yes
terday decided in favor Of the claim
ants. The Court held that the
master Of the boat would not be al
lowed, in any court OF admiralty, TO
permit his crew to run extensive bar
bills, holding that this was too easy 9
way TO swindle them out Of salaries
due for services. The decision did not
include, In its protective force, the
theatrical people.
1t is almost a settled fact that the
public will soon have an opportunity
OF listening to the delightful musical
competition by Dudley Buck, "Gold-
! en- Legend" Should Il develop into a
certainty, the orchestra will be in
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
Mechanics steel Stamps
At Haberling's, 80 Second street.
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

HELENA, March 26.-(Special)-The
river has fallen here in the last "a
hours 8 inches, and stands As feet 8
inches above low water and 2 feet 4
inches below the extreme high water
of 1886. Weather delightful.
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Night-The
river has fallen 7.10, with Is $40 feet
OF water by the gauge. Arrived: Jo-
sephine, Keokuk, Departed: jose
phine, Dubuque; City Of st. Louis,
New Orleans. Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, ILL, March q. -Noon-River
30 feet on the gauge and falling, Wealth
or clear and cool. Arrived: Thomas
Sherlock, New Orleans, IL pm, Ar
kansas City, st. Louis, 2 am; City Of
Cairo, Vicksburg, 8 am. Departed:
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati, mid
night; Arkansas City, Vicksburg, 6
am.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
Startling Prices
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

At 81 50-The regular 81 Tea Set of
56 pieces.
At SIS 50-The regular $25 Dinner
Set of 100 pieces.
At 25c-The new patent Pocket Cook
Stove, for travelling; complete in
box.
At 50 50-The regular 81 80 Wash
stand Set Off pieces.
At 29c a set-French Glass Goblets,
figured patterns.
At &c each-Crystal Glass Tumblers,
usually sold at Sc each or SOC a
dozen.
AT 9c-Feather Busters, II inches.
At 39c-Genuine Hammered Brass
Walters, worth 81.
At 10c-Japanned Dust Pans, worth
25c, and a thousand other bar
gains.
JUST OPENED - Refrigerators,
Ice Cream Freezers, Hammocks,
Baseballs, Bats, Belts, Caps and
Masks.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
Startling Prices
Hosiery & Gauze Underwear

IS dozen Ladies genuine 4-thread
British Hose, colored and black,
at 37c a pair; regular price 75c.
100 dozen Children's regular made
Hose at lie; good value for 35c.
800 dozen Ladies' solid colored Brit
ish Hose, white heels and toes,
seamless, in lots of 3 pair for
59c-less than half value.
81 dozen Qimited) Children's extra
regular Csc Hose for Boo a pair.
SPECIAL-Our entire stock Of Silk
Taffeta and Lisle Jersey Gloves,
4.button lengths, worth any
where and everywhere Soc, to-
morrow
ONLY lie A PAIR, ONLY lie.
JUST OPENED-Ladies and Chill
dren's India Gauze, Lisle
Thread, Balbriggan and Silk
jersey Vests-all at popular
prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd St.
P. Nj. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 55 Madison street.
The spring term Of the Rolfe Gram
mar School will begin Wednesday,
March 80 h.
THE L9nten discourse ut st. Brigid's
tonight will be- on rs lCrifce in Divine
Worship and the Christian Sacrifice"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
Startling Prices
Carpets, Curtains, Mattings.

At our great sale tomorrow in
Carpet Department we will offer a
lot of real Lace Curtains, of which
we have but a few pairs left, at a
price to close them out at once
Lot No. 1-Only two pair real Lace
Curtains at $22 80, value $40.
Lot No. 2-Only three pair real Lace
Curtains at SO IS, value $50.
Lot No. 3-Only four pair real Lace
Curtains at $40 80, value $22 80.
Lot No. 4-Only three pair real Lace
Curtains at 81 90, value $l4.
Lot No. 5-0nly seven pair Noting
ham Lace Curtains, tape edge, at
81 80, value 81 %.
Lot No. 6-0nly FIVE pair Noting
ham Lace Curtains at ~ Is,
value IS so.
Lot No. 7-Only four pair French
Guipure Lace Curtains at S.,
value $l1.
Lot No. 8-Only six pair Irish Point
Lace curtains at $4Zo, value $l0.
Lot No. 9-Only ten pair Chenille
Portiers at SO, value SIC 80.
BRASS TRIMMED POLES will
be given with Curtains at 15c
each.
Baby Carriages, Mantel Mirrors,
Rockers, Easy Chairs and Japan
ese Screens in a thousand varie-
ties at popular prices.
AT 87lc--Best Body Brussels Carpet.
At Coolest 85c Tapestry Brussels.
At 65c-Best 2-ply Ingram Carpet.
At 14c-China M~attings, worth 200.
At 65c-Smyrna Mats, worth double.
1000 pieces new Damask mattings at
extraordinary low prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
Startling Prices
WHITE DRESS GOODS.

Tomorrow we open an invoice of
superb White Dress Goods, all our
own importation.
10c will buy Sheer and Smooth India
Linen that will retain its purity
of color and texture in washing.
Domestic goods sold at this price
turn yellow.
12lc will buy beautiful satin finish
Plaid Mulls, sold elsewhere
at Zoe.
25c will buy Hemstitched, Plaid and
Striped India Linen, worth 40c.
45c will buy the most beautiful
White aud Ecru French Or
CANDY Plaids and Stripes, good
value at 60c.
lac will buy genuine Persian Null,
soft finish, we'll worth 25c.
JOB LOT of Embroidered Ecru
Robes (dress pattern>) at So,
good value at double.
JOB LOT of White Embroidered
Robes, medium and fine quail
ties, at half value.
At $2-A piece of 20 yards, double
fold Long Cloth, made expressly
for us and cannot be had else
where, real value 13c a yard.
At 35c-Beautiful EmbroideredEcru
Mulls, ecru ground, colored en-
broidery, imported to sell at Coo.
S~PECIAL-50O0 yards best Ameri
can Plaid Nainsook, made of Sea
Island cotton-tomorrow only Sc
yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
BARGAINS
In Table Damasks, Towels, SReetines,
Connfarnanpa and Oompstica

in Table Damasks, Towels, SReetings,
COunterpanes and DOmestics.
1000 dozen all linen Towels, large
size, at lac each, worth So a
dozen.
l case Heavy Crochet Bed Spreads
at 800, good value at 81 rs.
2 cases "a job) Crochet Spreads at
SOC.
500 yards Bleached Sheeting, 2t
yards wide, at 19c, good quality,
worth 25c.
SPECIAL-Embroidered Cloth Ia
BILE Covers, A, at SOC, and 6 4
at 99c.
TOMORROW ONLY-Three bales,
about 5000 yards, Sea Island Do
mestics, good quality, at &c a
yard.
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Spring Silks and Novelties.

At S5e-Our entire line Of all silk
Surahs, real value 81 %.
At S2o-All silk solid color POpgees,
worth SOC.
At 4Oa-All the new shades Of Satins
for street and evening wear, real
value 75c.
At 75c-Embroidered all silk Pom
gees, sold elsewhere at 81 20.
At 81 50-All our spring importa-
tions of Velvet Dress Novelties,
worth So 80.
Al 98c-Striped Velvet Novelties,
real value So.
At $40 50-Silk Combination Dress
Patterns, spring shades, all silk
Surah and Velvet Novelties,
regular price $50.
At 81 70 49, Genuine Lyons Black
eros Grain Silk, pure dye, worth
50; 81 q for tomorrow only.
At 81 25- Superb Satin Duchesse,
superior texture. our own in
p~ortatien, cheap at 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
Bargains for Everybody,

25c for ball shape Buttons, new
style, worth 75c.
&c for Pearl Dress Buttons, worth zoe
Soc for Children's Parasols, worth
75c.
50 AZ for 26-inch all silk Sun UNI
b%rellas, worth So.
81 20 for 22-inch satin Coaching
Parasols, worth 81.
30c for Chlldren's muslin Bonnets-
cheap at SOC.
SOC for Chiidren's School Hats,
worth 81.
12c for spray Of Flowers, worth SOC.
1000 Genuine Bargains
In Millinery Observation-Disclosures,
Flowers, Tips, Trimmed and I'm
trimmed Bonnets and Hats.
OPENING of Patterns, Bonnets and
Hats, Thursday next, March 3lst,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

This is the place to have vehicles
built or repaired, The business is con.
Quoted by experienced men, deter
mined to do all that can be expected
Of them. Give them a trial and be
convinced Of their excellence,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

SPRING WRAPS& JACKETS

At 81 75-Ladies' Spriog Cloth En-.
glish Walking Jackets, real
value 81.
At So - Jaunty Walking Jackets,
checks and stripes, with silk
hoods, cheap at ST 30.
At 81 5O-Ladies' Knotted Thibet
Cloth Spring Walking Jackets,
worth s..
At $5-Ladies' Light Weight Black
Spring Wraps great bargain.
At $12 SO Ladies' Black Wraps,
beautifully Ornamented with jet.
Special importation.
At 81 50-Ladies' Light Cloth New
markets-garments we'll worth
$l2.
At ~ 80 to $l0-Elegant selection of
Embroidered Fiohus-a pretty
Wrap much sought after.
At $14 80 Elegant Beaded Short
Wraps-real Paris garments and
good value at $40.
At SIG TO SIS - Exclusive Paris
Wraps, our own importation-no
two alike and no dupliclte to be
had.
Black Silk Suits at half price,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Tennessee aud Kentucky:
Rain, tollowed By fair heather; be.
coming COLDER toinds shifting to
northoestcrly wjth a cool woue,
The lowsr Mississippi riUer wiii
continue 10 rise; the Missouri riper
,ciH continue to rise, tie rise becoming
greater at and Jelow Learencorh
the other riuers wiH remain station.
uyU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
COrsets & Muslin Underwear

Thompson's glove fitting Corsets, 81
Lace Trimmed Underwear very low,
Children's White Dresses st soc.
Infants Cloaks at 81 30 upward.
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts at 75c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
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Western Union,

List OF undelivered kilograms re-
Office, New Gotten Exchange Building, cor
ner Madison and Second streets. Office
hours from 5 to 10 80 O'Clock am, and from
6 IN q NM